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 BAHV NEWSLETTER ARTICLES 2005
by Thomas S. Tripodianos
- 04-15-2005 -- Lien Rights
Question: Recently I completed a remodeling job on a private residence and the owner has failed to make final payment. What do I need to do in order to place a mechanics’ lien on their home? Read Response...
- 05-19-2005 -- Attorney Fees
Question: I am supplier who has not received payment for the materials I furnished on a construction project. I am concerned that I may spend more on collection than the amount already due. Can I recoup the costs of collection if I sue? Read Response...
- 06-15-2005 -- Liquidated Damages
Question: What are liquidated damages? Read Response...
- 08-17-2005 -- RE: Attorney Ethics
Question: I am a real estate agent and my husband is an attorney who handles real estate matters. Can my husband represent a lender, buyer or seller in a transaction in which I am participating as a real estate agent? Read Response...
- 09-19-2005 -- RE: Guaranty
Question: What is the difference between a guaranty of payment and a guaranty of collection? Also, if the guaranty language does not specify the type of guaranty it is how will courts interpret it? Read Response...
- 10-22-2005 -- Home Warranty
Question: With all the rain (and flooding) that has plagued the region recently I’ve received a number of inquiries as to what a builder’s liability is in connection with storm water damages. The good news (for builders at least) is there is no special liability for unusually high amounts of rain. This month I will take the opportunity to explore home warranties which may come in to play. Read Response...
- 11-22-2005 -- Delay Damages Part 1
Question: I have received a number of questions surrounding claims for delay damages from various sides of the issue. In order to provide even a cursory understanding of the issues surrounding delay damages I am devoting the November and December column. This month I will take the opportunity to explore important concepts in delay claims. Read Response...
- 12-21-2005 -- Delay Damages Part 2
Question: I have received a number of questions surrounding claims for delay damages from various sides of the issue. In order to provide even a cursory understanding of the issues surrounding delay damages I am devoting the November and December column. This month I will take the opportunity to explore important concepts in delay claims. Read Response...
If you would like more information regarding this topic please contact Thomas S. Tripodianos at TTripodianos@wbgllp.com, or call him at 845-294-5500.
Please understand that this column provides general information only, and should not be construed as legal advice to anyone under any circumstances. The author reserves the right to modify any questions submitted so as to broaden their appeal. While we encourage you to contact us, you should not disclose to us any information that you consider confidential unless and until we have formally established an attorney-client relationship, and agreed to represent you in your particular matter. The opinions expressed in this column are of the individual author, and not necessarily those of the Builder’s Association of the Hudson Valley.
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